Bangers & Cash

Derek heads to Suffolk to collect two Bentleys, both celebrated for their majestic pedigree. The first, Cynthia, is a stunning 1963 S3, and the second, Harry, is a 1965 Continental, each representing a notable example of classic British automotive engineering.

The episode follows Derek as he makes his way to Suffolk, setting the scene for a short but focused programme centred on a single purpose. It’s a straightforward slice of classic‑car life, presented without any extra sub‑plots, and it introduces the viewer to the journey that lies ahead. During his trip, Derek’s objective is clear: he’s there to pick up two Bentleys that boast an impressive pedigree. The first car, affectionately called Cynthia, is a 1963 S3 model, while the second, named Harry, is a 1965 Continental. Both vehicles are highlighted for their distinguished lineage, underscoring the significance of the acquisition. The programme gives particular attention to the pedigree of these Bentleys, noting that each represents a notable example of its era. Cynthia, the 1963 S3, and Harry, the 1965 Continental, are presented as exemplars of classic British engineering, their names adding a personal touch to the otherwise technical description. In the closing moments, the episode simply captures Derek’s successful collection of the two cars, wrapping up the narrative with a tidy conclusion to his Suffolk visit. The focus remains on the cars themselves and the straightforward task of bringing them home, keeping the storyline concise and true to the original material.